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sour

[souuhr, sou-er] / saʊər, ˈsaʊ ər /




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Her expression was sour with a hint of bitterness, and I was immediately reminded of a pickled onion.

From Literature

But he has also expressed frustration at Americans’ extended sour mood about the economy and fixation on high prices.

From The Wall Street Journal

Refineries from Puget Sound to the Texas coast were designed decades ago to run the types of heavier and more sour grades of crude that the U.S. imports from countries including Canada, Mexico and Venezuela.

From The Wall Street Journal

The war came as the relationship between India and China had been souring over border tensions and meetings to resolve the disputes had been unsuccessful.

From BBC

For others, who see the strong relationship Greenland already has with the US being soured, there is a clear sense of indignation.

From BBC